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** [[vbzwiki:VbzCart wikified topics|VbzCart wikified topics]]: using MediaWiki to manage store topics
** [[vbzwiki:VbzCart wikified topics|VbzCart wikified topics]]: using MediaWiki to manage store topics
** [[vbzwiki:VbzCart shelved ideas|VbzCart shelved ideas]]: concepts and code which might be useful later but aren't worth it right now
** [[vbzwiki:VbzCart shelved ideas|VbzCart shelved ideas]]: concepts and code which might be useful later but aren't worth it right now
** [[vbzwiki:VbzCart/checkout]]: what the checkout sequence looked like in the Perl version


Pages still on VbzWiki will eventually be ported here.
Pages still on VbzWiki will eventually be ported here, except for vbz.net-specific items.

Revision as of 13:29, 22 July 2009

Navigation

<section begin=navbar />computing: software: web: shopping carts: VbzCart<section end=navbar />

Introduction

Having evaluated osCommerce (and, later, ZenCart) and found that, although it had many features I would like to have on vbz.net, it also lacked some crucial features currently needed (many of which are provided by the existing shopping cart system, and some of which would be needed in order to effectively manage porting the data from the existing system).

So I'm writing a new system, in PHP (originally started in Perl, but needed PHP for interfacing with MediaWiki) and MySQL, based on the data design of the existing VBZ cart system and adding new pieces as needed.

I will be taking notes on this page and gradually refining them into something resembling documentation, with the ultimate goal of producing a system which could be released under an open source license.

--Woozle 21:42, 1 July 2007 (EDT)

Status

VbzCart is very much in a pre-alpha state of development. I'm slowly porting chunks of it from its former platform, which was a combination of MS Access 97 and clumsily-written Perl. The stock data is now entirely in MySQL, and most of the catalog data is available in MySQL but still maintained in MS Access.

Documents

Pages still on VbzWiki will eventually be ported here, except for vbz.net-specific items.